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Derrida and the End of History

by Stuart Sim

Series: Postmodern Encounters

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Derrida's critique of Fukuyama's claim that history "as we know it" has ended is highlighted as one of his most valuable contributions to the postmodern cultural debate. This book places Derrida's rejection of Fukuyama's claim within the context of a wider tradition of 'endist' thought.

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100Philosophy and Psychology › Philosophy › General Philosophy

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D16.S59History of Europe, Asia, Africa and Oceania › History (General) › General

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